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NO. 80.

Division in the Second Controllers
Office, for forgcrles amounting to
50, 900. The defaulter had pres
pared lis papers TO forge accounts
amounangAto $52, 800, and the
only thing that prevented him
IRON realizing the sum was the
delay Of Congress in making the
appropriation-it certainly would
have been made but for the de-
lection Of Elaryey's steal, because
It is n portion Of the Deficiency
Appropriation. After being con-
frontod with the evidences of his
crime, the wretched man broke
down and confessed all. The
penalty IS 81 900 one or ten years
imprisonment, or both in each
case, aud there are a hundred
cases OF more.
Mrs. Pickett, widow of the
Confederate General and hero,
has returned from Gettysburg,
where relatively speaking her re-
ception, was as warm as that of her
distinguished husband twenty-four
years ago. Mrs. Pickett spoke
with PRIDE Of hor great ovation,
and IN greeting your correspon-
dent, she exhibited, her right
hand, worn through the skin by
the hearty shakes of the gallant
and generous Union Veterans.
The crank, Huba, the man who
was arrested for threatening
President Cleyeland's life has
been confined IN the Hospital
for Insane as n dangerous Iunatic.
As bit Of welcome and en-
couraging news to all good DEM
ocrats, | will mention the fact
that Washington's Republican
postmaster 'wlll give place to u
Democrat in a short time.
The President and Mrs. Glove
land are en- route to New York to
attend the Clinton celebration and
visit several other places and the
trip will doubtless be one of much
pleasure and interest to the people
as well as their honored guests.
la his fronzied zeal 10 manufac-
ture u little more bloody shirt
political capital, the Washington
correspondent for the N. Y Trib-
une telegrapged his paper that
Secretary Endicott, smarting
under his responsibility for the
battle flag folly, had ordered that
no matter be furnished the press
from the War records, without
the Secretaries special Inspections
and permission, And after tho
Secretary had positively de-
MED the statement the correspon-
dent reiterates the charge and ac-
cused the Secretary of falsehood.
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cHAs. Il. oTKEN, A. NJ.
Gcopyrigbted.l
ARTICLE XVI.
FIDELITY.

YOU ARE a STUDENT AT SCHOOL,
/. BE faithful to your duties,
as a student. You have entered
into a solemn contract to do GER
tain work. Upon the manner of
keeping that contract, will depend
your character and your happi-
ness. As you sow, so shall you
reap. The architect who puts
hale burnt brick into the walls of
the building, when the contract
specifies approved material, is
wickedly unfaithful to his agree
ment. The lowest penalty that
can be visited upon him. is a
blasted reputation. Your con-
tract requires that every lesson
shall be prepared with superior
fidelity. This you can do. If
the preparation ofyour lessons has
all the marks of inferiorlly about
them, your character will be
stamped with that brand. That Is
the penalty. The effect of the
law of preparation upon your
life is certain. Then too you
stand charged before the court of
/ your own conscience with unfaith-
'fulness to your contract. No
student ever contracted with any
Institution Of learning to furnish
inferior lessons, No student
would dare publish such a con-
tract to the world. Be faithful
in your work. 1t is your duty.
In that fsithfulness are centered
the interests of your parents, Of
The school of which you are q
member, and Of yourself. You
cannot afford to do inferior work
BE FAITHFUL IN LITTLE THINGS.
| 2. Whoever docs not learn this
makes great mistake. Know
that little things make the whole
Attention to them is the part o.
wisdom.
"Wouldst comprehend the whole
Then learn the parts; each part i
parcel Of the plan. Goethe.
It takes many thread to max
q yard of cloth, many a grain t
make a bushel Twenty-six let
tiers constitute the alphabet. The,
make many a word, and thes
many sentence, and sentence
make The paragraph, and this doe
the effective work in every com
5 position. The boy or girl that
mt faithful in attending to thes
! little things will hardly be faitf
full in constructing orderly parG
graphs. Wise economy depend
upon attention to small savings
Faithfulness in wisely spendin
the DickIes will insure faIthfu
ness in spending the dollars
Health depends upon attention
many small things. Our house
depend upon the kind OF matters
we select. Oar character d,
pends upon faithful attention
the qualities that make it. II
importance of faithfulness
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BUSINESS CARDS.
w. w. ROBERTSON,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
McC0dTB CITY, MISS.
tIonnrnLv1oY nAzLRnuasr, nIssl

tToRMERLyoy HAzLEEuRsr, MIssl
Has located insAIcComb City for the practice
-nf his profession, and tenders his services to
the people OF that place and surrounding
community.
Office in d. B Gibson's Drug Store. apr g.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

WAsHrNaToN July, IL, 1887.
To show the vanity of all the
speculation as to the successor Of
the late Justice Woods, it is only
necessary to mention the fact that
as the new Justice cannot take
his scat on the Bench until be IS
confirmed by the United State
Senate, 50 then il Is not at all
probable that the appointment
will be made before Congress
meets in December, for as the
old saying goes, the President
does not believe sin crossing a
bridge till he gets to it,"
The Presidents Abandonment
of his proposed visit to St, Louis,
il 4 theme Of absorbing interest
and discussion, and volumes pro
and con, have been written and
spoken about it. The President $
action has had two opposite effects
with Grand Army men; one
faction plumes itself IN having
Iepulsed the President, while the
other reluctantly yields him re-
spect and admiration for his
resolute moral courage, which SO
far, has been equal to every re-
quirement throughout his illustri-
GUS career. The next day after
the appearance Of President
Cleveland's letter withdrawing
his acceptance Of his st. Louis
visit, l5O members Of General
Lander post, Grand Army of the
Republic. Of Lynn, Mass, called
upon the President, gave him three
ringing cheers and we're warmly
welcomed TO the White House by
a patriotic speech from tho Presi-
dent.
Under the authority Of Congress
Senator Cockrell is drawing to a
close bis investigation Of the
methods Of conducting the bust
ness of the various Departments
and it Is hoped that if no Other
beneficial result is secured, provi
/, sion at least will be made for th'
settlement of the accounts Of dis
bursting officials before grim dcatE
cheats the penitentiary.
The colored people Of th'
South arc coming forward a
. complainants before the Interstat'
, Commission in renewed eff5r
! to secure their so-called "clyi
! rights by forcing themselves t
+ ride in "dc same cyar wild de whit
) folks" / think it would be wei
J to dub the Commission. "Th
7 Grand High Court Of Complaints,
, as scarcely a day passes wlthou
+, every conceiyeable sort of pro
: test and petition being gravel
t presented for their consideration
Despite the great clamor raised b.
7 the railroads against the allege
/. ingenious effects Of the Interstat
: act, it would bo we'll to note til
Q significant fact that the net earn
G ings Of tho principal roads 70
n the month of jane, 1887,
5 greatly in excess of the sum carr
5 ed during the same period lal
t year. No better argument couI
0 be adduced In favor Of the Law
G A great sensation was create
y in the Treasury by the arrest {
7 Oscar J. Harvey, chief Of
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BALLApE Of An oLp MANDOLIN.
Sydney Herbert Pierson in the July Cosm
nnt;fan

Sydney Herbert Pierson in the July Cogm
politan.
Ofoid in many lowered Seville
Love smote upon its strings:
Sweet song flow to her wIndow.siil,
And farled its dainty wings.
1t whispered her dear secret things
That none but she could hear
Among the orange blossomings,
Speak. dearest, love is near"
Then through long years Of good and i'll
10 peasants and to kings
1t lay forgot untouched, until
Chance raised Times coverings.
And mid New Worlds hurryings
ofnew-born hope and fear,
None heard its plaintive echoings,
Speak, dearest, love is near
To-day 1t speaks again, and still
The ancient burthen rings
With strange pathetic swell and tril,
'Tis not the past that sings;
No worn-out Old World song il brings.
But new aud trne and clear;
1t thrills with youths imaginings,
Speak, dearest. love is near"
EsvoY.
Sweet. listen 20 the song that springs
Long silent buried here,
What answer to its questioningsl
Speak, dearest, love is near +"
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NOTICE or THE STATE PROHIBITION
CONVENTION.

The undersigned has arranged
with the Southern Passenger
Association to return delegates
from the State Prohibition Con-
vention which meets in Jackson,
Wednesday, July 27th over all
railroads in Mississippi, except
the ':Llttle j." for one third
regular fare, provided they pay
full fare going, and have that fact
properly certified to.
As fast as delegates are ap-
pointed, they will please notify
me at Brookhaven, Miss. and
they will be furnished with suita-
bic certificates to be signed in the
presence of the Railroad agent al
starting point when tickets are
purchased. Or It would expe-
dite matters, If the Chairman o.
the county Prohibition Executive
Committees, or some other lead
ing Prohibitionist IN the severa
counties, would promptly for
ward all delegates names to ms
as soon as they are appointed
and certificates will be issued ac
cordingly.
B. 7. HoBBs,
7
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Fashionable Barber Shop,

NTagn2 Ola, Miss
HENRY KoRNRUMPF having established
Ills buainoss on therEast sidep at the sign Of
Restaurant. VIII give strict attention to
shaving, hair cutting. lair-dressng and sham
pooni1g, all or (Which viii be executed in the
aeatest and latest style A trial will guaran-
antee satisfaction.
Fruits, Candies, Cakes, Tobacco and Cigars
for sale jul l, se-tf.
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ANoTHEa EpITon lille.


j. S. Hoskns, Jr., assistant
editor Of the Lexington Bulletin
was killed at Lexington on 18th
instant, by r.. B. Chatham.
Chatham is Chairman of the Re-
publican Executive Committee
and candidate for the Legisla-
ture. J. S. I1oslxin, Sr., editor in
chief of the Bulletin, the father Of
the slain young man, is the DEM
ocratic candidate for the LcgisIa-
turc.
The trouble grew out of a
political discussion. Hoskins is
said to have left, saying that he
would return in few minutes
and shoot it out. He returned
unarmed, and when within few
feet Of Chatham, was fired on;
he then stepped in a doorway
and second slot was fired which
struck him in the back, producing
death almost instantly. Chatham
was arrested and IS in Jail to
await an investigation Of the case.
This sad affair is greatly to be
deplored. Mr.. Hoskins was
brilliant young man, capable
writer and competent to discuss
any question of the day. His
bcreaved family have the sympa-
Thy of the public.-State Ledger.
Bfr. Gladstone is anxious to
find out the aggregate number of
Americans who syrnpathyze with
the home rule movement and are
opposed to the coercion bill, and
suggests that steps be taken to
secure an approximately correct
estimate. We can furnish Mr..
Gladstone with tho information he
seeks. Table no 2 of the United
States census shows that the aver
age anDOal increase in the popu-
lation now is fully 10000, 900
s. Table No. 80 shows that the En-
glish born residents compose only
II per cent of the population, or
less than a million. There is
your answer, Mr.. Gladstone !;
over 50 ,O00, 900 of tho people of
the United States sympathize
! with you in your great work.
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Sec'y State Prohibition Ex. Com
Estate papers please copy.l

There is now every prospect
that the approaching Copvcntion
will be large and enthusiastic.
We hope it will be wise aud har-
monious as we'll. Never did a
people have it more completely
10 their power to win q great vic
tory, if we act with courage and
prudence. Let the counties send
up their best mens-Sword and
Shield.
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A. H.SPRlCH Undertaken,

Having just completad all things necessary in
his line, respectfully soiicits the public patronage
He tenders free to all his customers, the use Of
his new and beautiful hearse. Having been en-
gagedi in this business twenty six years, he pro-
fesses thorough knowledge Of its requirements.
He win respond to kilograms at any distance
beautiful coains Of all styles constantly on haAd.
aug.77ffy
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SirabeR bonn Iron horse, uro DON
boom" betam man bapon iebo6 nitt
bel au b6ren, uno mir beStpeifelH, oaB
uns babur9 iebr piel berlOrell seaaa'
gen III.
SdIiebliG meints es Die Iiebe Sonne
bort oben aber bod gu gut, 10 oaB man
fid irob Der fiiblenben Sers.Sriie se'
,puuaeu fab, Dor ibren fergenbeH
Gtrablen in bic Staot gu lidten.
Sier iebte fi6 bas frObli6e Sreiben in
Ben 6oteIs unb in ben Wirtbf6aften in
oerIelben Weiie fort, mie es oben be-
aonnen bate. Gin fold buntbewegtes
2eben uub Sreiben tpogte bur6 bic
StraBen, pie es bas file Stdbt6en
pobl LANCE ni6t seieben bat. iebt aber,
nadbem es giienbabnifabt geporoen
1T, permutblih nod re9t oft mieber
ieben tpirb. Sie gerufsphi9ten Spans
gen uns, nit benz Nbenb3uge Suriidsus
fabren unb b%srhinberten uns 10, an
benz 6ehballe tbeilsunebmeu, er aber,
,pie mir ioeben b6ren, ebeufals su al.
aemeiner 3ufriebenbeit ausgefalen 1T.
fobaB bas Gef rsur EMANCIPATION
B6rnes aIs @ifenbabnffabt" elm ourf
unb bur9 mo~blgelungenes NOR, bas
aud ni6t bur1 ben geringiten Mfibs
flang getriibt tpurbe.
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MuerIet.

Morgen @lbenb finbet in Rrii6's
9ale cine Seuti9e Sbeaterporfellung
ftatt. @egsben pirb: yNn Der Was
jorsede" unb .Oas 2anobaus an Der
SseresfraBe".
= Ser 9euti9e Srauens8 erein bdlt
morgen Na6mittag 3 ubr in S6ol3'
Dale cine Specially erfammlung CD.
= WeaeH pferbebiebffabI III Greo.
Reimidiifel perbaftet morbeu. gr bate
fem pftrb gesetl einen gfel pertauiGt,
Der sinem Manne Namens. gais geb6rt.
Die 9biere puroen niGt iOglei6 ausges
medielt unb 3eimf6iHel perbanbelte
nod einisen Sagen feiu pferb an eiuen
anbern Mann, obne Gais' giuwilis
aura erIangt ODer ben nit ibm eiuse.
aanaenen Sanoel riifgdngig gema6t gu
Eaben. Mls glis fem gisentbum res
flamirte, ruar es in an6ere 9dnbe iiber'
aeaanaen Ser SOL i6mebt Dor Der
Branb Surp unb ReimI9ufieI febt u1'
ter $500 Biirsi9aft.
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aur 0rphibittuns /. ssraae.

U&&
Su Waco lit bic probibions : Sons
BENTON unb bamit Der Seloaug gegen
bic Treibeit Der perion uuo beg 8ewers
bes er6ffnei noroen. Na6 ben borlies
genoen 8eri1ten it bic 8eriammlung,
tpeIde fi9 bort auiammengefunben bat,
cine 10 3ablrei9e, ME fie ieIten in Seras
geieben tuorben if, unb ibre Mitglieber
iinb, mas man aud fonff bon Der Sa4e
ielbit benteu mag, tpel6e fie bertreten,
tinspeifelbaft bod tpiirbige 8ertreter
Der Snteaiseu3 gefelf6aftli9er Bill
bung unb Moralitdt bes 2anbes. Der
erfie SiBungstag ging nit Der Organis
iatip1 bin; on oas eigentli9e @efddft
fam man nod ni6t; mir baben ab3us
tparten. mas bic folgenben Sage brin@
gen tperoen; Diel Suites fi6erli9 ni9t.
gs tpiiroe unniiB, mir m6Gten beiuab
fager, a1maBenb Iein, MOLTEN mir uas
fern 2eiern bier no6mals auseinanbers
feben, tpie freibeitssefdbrli9 nod ieber
Ri1tuug bin. fir pripats tpie @ei9dftss
leben, Die Befrebuneen Der Odnfel.
mdnuer finb, uel9e iebt in Waco ben
Gelb3us fir 9eu9elet un6 nbeimli9en
Stuff" er6Hnen; tpenn es cine rpolitif6e
6rage" giebt, tpel6e bic Seutiden in
ibrer gau3en Sragweite unb Bis su ibren
duBerften 6olgerungen perffeben, uno
3u tueIder fe cine uneri9itterlid feffe
6telIung genommer baben, 10 1T es bic
9rinfberboiss 6rage. Iber 10 fiber mir
aud finb, baB bic oeutf9eH Wdbler Des
2anbes tpie elm Maun sur SABINE
Der peri6nli1en 6reibeit ifeben. balten
mir es benno9 fir pHi9t am 8orabens
be bes Mablfampfes no6mals 3u feffem
3ufammenifeben, sur Wa9iamteit unb
Yorfi9t su mabnen; mir biirfen nidt
glauben I'm, bebmiIen bes Sieges fi1er
3u fem, neil mir .Re6t unb geiunben
Weni1enperfanbS auf unferer Settle
babel ; bic erfte &egeI I'M 2riese 1T.
ben 6einb nidt su unteriddben. unb
Der 8esner, ipel6er uns in biefem
Sample geseniiberiebt, unb auf befen
Settle pfdfflde S9einbeiligteit. religi6s
DISQUALIFICATION Observation-Disclosures
als Bunbesgeuohen iteben, III elm be-
fonbers sefdbrli1er, neil er nit Wafen
tdmpft, bic Mandem als semeibt ers
i9eilen m6sen. Wen1 es iemals fiir
urs Oeutf1e in Seras n6tbig semeien
if, sufammensubalten uno 3ufammen.
saarbetten. i'm iebigerr Nugenblide lit e.
rnebr als ie seboten; pergehen mir ni6t,
baB, tpemn i'm tpeffliden Seras aud bic
Mebrbeit Der Wablfimmert gegen bic
0ergepaltigung Der peri6nliden Grei'
belt geii9ert III, bas nbrbIide, mittlere
unb 6lfli9e Seras bauptiddli6 BEN
gmerifauertbum angeb0reu, bas ni&i
peniger als fiber III, mo- es fi9 I'M
cine freie, religi6ie unb fttli9e Iuf6aus
ung banbeIt. Sofen mir, baB unier
ibm cine binrei9enbe 3abI BON geiifie
6reien ih finoet, melde i'm 8erein mil
benz beutiden Greibeitss glemente fart
genug fem tpirb, ben Sieg gegen
Mudertbum uno Waferbeu6elei gu er'
fXtfhfeu
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@as tam, aefhebeal

Durd nodmaIisem geriud unb aufredter'
baItuns bes Mutbss fann maudes erreidt iuer'
ben, mas unm6sIid erfdeint. Sunberte bof'
nunasloIer Sale bou 9ieren. unb 9eberleioeu
finb burd electric 8itters aebeiIt iuorben, mad.
benz allies ibrise berseblid beriuft purbe.
Darum oenfe man nidt, bab es feline Seiluns
giebt, ionbern beriude electric Bitters. u
aiebt feline anbers Mebi;in, bic 70 perfect unb
ider bas 8Iut reinist. electric 8itters beili
D~bspepiia. Sarn. unb ale arantbeiten Der
Nieren. llnfhdsbar in allen Masen. uno
eebsrtranfbeiten. gu baben fur so @snts bic
6lafde bel u. 0reib.
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ssr5ffeliieber. Walaria.

Scr llnter3ei9nete rimmt feinen
Inifanb su b~ebaupten, bab ber umli9s
tige 8ebrau6 bon Simmons Sis
Der Regulator als elm 0orbeus
gungsz. unb Stdrtuugsmittel benz Orr
gauismus 6reibeit BON ben fdmd6en=
ben uno gefdbrli9en Wirfungen ber
Malaria fidern unb Gr0itelfieber iotpie
ale malariiden 2rautbeiten gepib beis
len piro. 5. s.. Sones 60. Macon,
Co., telegraph" Man bite fi9 boz
Ma9abmuugen, bic auf Die geliebtbeli
bon Simmons 9eber Regulator bere9s
net Tin6.
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Grcmritpms5ii9e+

Bon Samfas ben ls. Mdrs ab piro bic
granlas @ab Balm Gxrurionssise mad Econ
SPRINGS unb Borne Iaufen Iafen.
Die. 8iae perIaTen Gan antonio Santtas
9atmittaa 5 1br unb fOmmen aia tolsencen
Wontaa 8 nbr Wlorsens ,uriid, iuobnr9 otr
8ebOIferuua gan antonios Gelesenbsit seboten
niro, ben Sonntas in Borne ooer Econ Springs
,u~,ubrimsen unb am WOutas sur Ssldarts,e''
pieber su Sauie gu isin.
Iobrt mad 2eon Springs u. 6uritd $1.OO
BSrue $3.50
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2efauration unb 5otel
In WerbinSuna nit einem Bar > Soon erfen
saauaes. ek5- Simmer fnb gu railoaablen
Yrsiisn ~ sermiethtn. 10 1851
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= Die 9arrifun 2ObIer.M utbungs'
eompaanie bel ct. Mnna, Coleman
Gountp, bat auBer ber Dor einiser 3sit
eutoedten 3oblenaoer BON So SOL neus
erbinss nod uabe babel cine atueite
aber bon portrefffi9en 2oblen &C.
funben.
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Sinsltneen1 Mdnnern
mir5
Gtd1ere @etIttna a~araMttrt

Die f9redIiden BoIsen Der Susenbiinben.
GefdIeHtsT6pd4e berariadenb, pobur6 Self
unb Aorper rninirt perben, permanent 9es
belt. &ersfIopfsn, Sda9ternheit, Saameu.
dbiub. Gsbd9tniBfdpdde, 8erluf Der euer.
gle, abusisuns seaeu Geielfdnft unb MeIan.
Golie sriinbIid fnrirt. gerbeiratbete Mdnner,
ODER foI9e. bic ii9 serbeiratben pouen, bic In
GoIse boa 5nbisereiion in Der Suseub an &C.
fdIfdts- unb Nerbenfdipdde Ieibeu, perben
grinbIi9 furirt. Feline Miueralien einsese
ben. Sunse Mdnner, bic lire 3eit nit unfdbi.
gen eeuten berfdneubet unb fd ooourd aranf>
beitsn hes aopfss. ber Rnie, 6es Salles, Der
2ebtr, 2uusen, Ginaepeibe unb bes Magens
tuaesosen baben, perben fdnel turirt. East
eu9 ui9t burd faIfAes SdamsefubI abbaIten,
foforf
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Ginghams :

sleumpoiSde Ruiderboder 10 gtS.
Wef, iftfarbioe Seerluders 124 gts.
S4ottiide Ginsbams (importirte) Is ets.
Reumobiide Combination Ginsbanns (prdd.
tise Baars) ;u bsridiebsnen Treiien.
Gir baden bas srObte eassr in ginsbams
Der Staot.
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YeiHeme Mtaareu.

@ie aabsfannt birstte Smportatisa bon
DeutlaIano. Sn bieIsr BrauHe baben mir uns
einen sroben Huf eriporben unb f0nnten 20 ui9t
hagen seriuse Nualitdten gu fabrsn.
Deutider OamaF 3u IS, 40, so Ste. per Barb.
@otber 9amaft su rs, 40 u. so Cts. per Barb.
Oeutide Saubtii6er uno Serbietten Sn allen
Rreiien.
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3rarer &Iei0eritofe.

llnfere Reputation fur iduar;e aIeiberfofe
it alIbsfannt nur iolde @aaren bic bic 6arbe
INNER fdOn srbaltsn, tuereen fell seboten:
Runs geilinqs ......... Is Cts.
ameriean Gafbmere 49,. ......... rs @ts.
ReinboIsns SoppeIbreite Sums Selling As gts.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-18
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-18

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